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Men’s run ends on the road
THE Mildura Heat men’s unbeaten start to the 2026 Big V Division Two season came to an end in a thrilling encounter which went down…
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Women overcome adversity
MAYBE adversity draws the best out of the Mildura Heat women’s side. On Saturday, a small squad of seven travelled almost the full width of…
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Sunraysia & District golf results
Riverside THERE were two comps on Sunday 3 May — the usual medley stableford and the Junior Open. The medley was played in two grades,…
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Grand gallery open for commissions
LOCAL photographer Trevor Hancock is opening his doors to local commissions for anyone eager to cast their photos in a unique print. Mr Hancock originally…
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Next phase of basin review begins
THE Murray–Darling Basin Authority has marked the close of the formal public consultation period for the Basin Plan Review into the future of water management…
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Midwife recognised for maternal care
A BURONGA HealthOne midwife has been recognised for delivering antenatal and postnatal care, and being pivotal in the implementation of the new Maternity Postnatal Service…
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CFA urges burn-off registrations
TO avoid unnecessary callouts emergency services have urged landowners to register burn-offs. Country Fire Authority acting chief Garry Cook said it was important with unusually…
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Road rehab
TRANSPORT Victoria will soon begin rehabilitating one of Mildura’s worst roads as voted by the community. The Seventh Street project is the latest route selected…
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Farley wins Farrer
ONE Nation candidate David Farley has secured the seat of Farrer, having received almost 40 per cent of the primary vote in the by-election. Polling…
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Local author emerges from behind the pen
LOCAL award-winning author Kellie Coff has decided to share the spotlight with her Lellie Lopter pen name following the launch of her latest book. Coff…
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Tony’s trek paddles in
TONY’S Trek is less than a week away from paddling into Mildura, where lone kayaker Tony Pearce will be welcomed with an entourage of local…
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Robert’s heart will go on
KOORLONG man Robert Potts has Dr Reyhan and the staff at Sunraysia Medical Centre in Red Cliffs to thank for his current good heart health.…













